What are the myths and legends in ancient India? What is history?

The protector of Buddhism, Tianlong Babu. Tianlong Babu, also known as "Babu Zhong", is one of the Buddhist Ba Shen. Heaven is a god, and the famous Brahma (originally the creator of Brahmanism), Indra (originally the god of thunderstorm and the god of war), Zeng Tian, Guang Da, and Auspicious Heaven are all gods. Longzhongdui (Dragon King), known as Naga in Sanskrit, is an active minister who guards Buddhism and specializes in urging clouds and rain. In Buddhist scriptures, the dragon has a lot of jewels and is the richest man in the sea.

Hag is a transliteration of Sanskrit, which literally translates into "can spit out ghosts", "agile ghosts", "brave and healthy" and "agile". In Buddhism, the King of Vishamen in the north led the Eight Commanders of Hag to protect all sentient beings. In ancient Indian mythology, hag is a demigod, and there are different opinions about its origin. According to Vishnu, Hag and Luo Cha were born from Brahma's feet at the same time, and they are usually hostile to each other. Hag, unlike Luo Cha, is friendly to human beings, so it is called "sincere man". Its image is sometimes described as a beautiful and strong young man, and sometimes as a dwarf with a drooping abdomen.

Is Ganlv a sweet god or XiShen? Originally a group of gods worshipped by Brahmanism, it is said that they serve Indra and play geisha music. Ganlu slope is a symbol of happiness and auspiciousness in Buddhism. Most of them are described as girls, plump, flying with ribbons and fluttering in the air, which is beautiful. In ancient Indian mythology, they were demigods, who were familiar with and revealed the mysteries and sacred principles of heaven and were regarded as the embodiment of the flame of the sun. According to legend, they prepared sumo wine for the gods. (Ganlu Shiva is a musician of Indra in mythology, and is closely related to sumo wrestling)

Asura was originally an evil god in ancient Indian mythology. Buddhist scriptures call Asura a "non-paradise" or a "bad paradise". He is similar to a quotation, but he is not a quotation; He has worldly desires like a man, but he is not a man. He is a non-god, non-ghost, inhuman and extremely ugly monster. According to Buddhist legend, Asura and Indra are sworn enemies, always fighting with each other. Because he is the highest demon who opposes the gods, he was expelled from heaven and lived in the Elk Cave. He fought against the gods many times, but they were all at a disadvantage.

Goruda goldfinch In ancient Indian mythology, it was the mount of Vishnu, the great god, and the king of birds. Its image is half man and half bird, with eagle head, claws and beak, and its body and limbs are no different from those of human beings.

Kinnara, the god of songs. According to Ramayana, as the head of a human body or as the head of a horse body, it is also called the head of a bird.

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In ancient Indian mythology, Dionysus sumo was originally a creeping weed. After soaking the stems in water, the yellow juice was squeezed out with stones, filtered with a wool sieve, diluted with water, mixed with milk and wheat flour, and fermented into sumo wine. In Indian mythology, this wine is often used to worship gods. In Rigveda, sumo wine is called the nectar of the gods, which can give the drinker supernatural power or eternal power. In the epic, sumo is in charge of sacrifice, asceticism, constellations and herbs, and is the protector of the four.

Indra Tian Indra Tian is also called "Emperor Shi" and "Emperor Shi", and the Sanskrit transliteration is "Sakyamuni Tihuan Indra". Among them, "Sakyamuni" means "Neng" and is his surname; "Body ring" means "heaven"; Indra means "emperor"; Together, it is "energy" and "heaven and earth". Dishi was originally a great god in ancient Indian Vedic mythology. Vedic myth is an ancient Indian myth, which is mainly preserved in Rigveda, the oldest document in India. Di is the main god in Rigveda, saying that he rules everything and is honored as the "king of the world". However, after the Vedas were absorbed by Buddhism, their status and divinity changed greatly. Most of them were protectors of Buddhism, and their status was much lower than before. After Emperor Shi became a Buddhist lord protector, he was appointed as the Lord of Heaven (that is, for thirty-three days) and lived in the city on the top of Sumeru Mountain. Yamamoto Sumeru is a mountain name in Indian mythology, a huge golden mountain and the center of the universe. It is also the axis on which the sun, moon and stars rotate. This statement is also used by Buddhism. The center of the top of Mount Sumi is the residence of Emperor Shi, and each side has eight days, * * * 33 days. On the top of the mountain, there is a heavenly palace "Shan Jian", which is the residence of the Emperor Stone. Mount Sumi is surrounded by four heavenly kings, seven fragrant seas and seven golden mountains, and the Aral Sea is surrounded by four continents. Indra became the king of the gods in the erotic world, and the facilities in the palace were naturally extremely gorgeous, with countless maids around her. Indra is the moral defender of heaven and earth. If the gods violate justice, he will punish them; If there is a tyrant in the world, he will also eliminate violence and settle down. In Buddhist mythology, Indra's most important duty is to protect the Buddha, Buddhism and monks. Its image is wearing a crown, decorated with various garlands, and holding a stick or pestle. In the temples in China, the emperors are mostly young emperors, men and women.

An auspicious day is an auspicious day and a great achievement. This is the god that Brahmanism and Hinduism believe in. Later, it was absorbed by Buddhism as a protector. The Sanskrit transliteration of "Maha Sri" means "big", and "Sri" has two meanings: merit and auspiciousness. Together, it is "great merit" and "Universiade". The goddess of fortune is the goddess of good fortune and happiness in Brahmanism and Hinduism. According to Buddhist legend, she is Vishamun's sister, and she is also the goddess of wealth, because Vishamun is also the god of wealth of Brahmins. She is also known as the God of Great Virtue, because her merits are perfect and boundless. Lucky girl is very beautiful, so she is also a beautiful goddess. Some Indian myths say that when the gods and Asura stirred the sea of milk, she was born sitting on the lotus. Why? Quot The name "Daughter of Milk Sea". Some myths describe her as the wife of Vishnu, one of the three great gods. In temples in China, the goddess of good fortune is dignified and beautiful, dressed as a queen, with two hands (or four hands), one holding a lotus flower and the other scattering money, accompanied by two white elephants, which is a symbol of good luck. Besides the lotus, her mounts include goldfinches and owls.